By Carolina Avendano A Calgary judge has certified a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of Alberta business owners seeking compensation for losses they suffered due to pandemic-related restrictions. Justice…
By Noé Chartier Hostile states are seeking to access computer networks linked to critical infrastructure in Canada to conduct potential future destructive attacks, the national cyber security agency warns in…
By Noé Chartier The Conservative Party of Canada has continued on its fundraising streak, collecting more money in the last quarter than all the other major parties combined. Financial returns…
By Andrew Chen Cyber threat actors from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have been implicated in multiple breaches of networks associated with federal government agencies and departments, according to…
By Andrew Chen Several Liberal MPs are calling for a secret ballot in caucus to determine the future of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s leadership of the party. Discontent with Trudeau’s…
By Chandra Philip On a picturesque Newfoundland peninsula that is home to about a dozen Airbnb vacation rentals, 874 residents opt to govern themselves and pay no property taxes. And…
By Matthew Horwood Canada saw record food bank use in 2024, with a high of over 2 million food bank visits in March, says a Food Banks Canada report. Food…
By Matthew Horwood The Alberta government is warning that aspects of a federal pandemic prevention bill before Parliament encroach on the province’s constitutional jurisdiction, posing a particular threat to its…
By Chandra Philip It’s still a close race in British Columbia’s election as recounting continues, but the NDP has gained a lead in two ridings that were tight. In the…
By Chandra Philip Canadian public sector jobs increased by 13 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic while the private and self-employed sectors saw just 3.6 percent growth, says a new report.…